Lauren Frank

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I’m a designer based in NYC, currently working at The Jewish Museum in New York. Previously worked with Pentagram, Artisan Council, Cobalt, PopShift, VICE Media, and Grüer among others.

Big fan of to-do lists, weird art, buying books bc they look cool, and condensed typefaces (case in point).


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SOPHIE STUDIO


Identity and website for a printmaking studio, created to reflect the artistic process of printing. The project included one primary wordmark with two accompanying logos inspired by the studio’s work. All print assets live on translucent paper, alluding to the use of tracing paper for transferring drawings.

IDENTITY AND WEBSITE



AFTER “THE WILD”


Exhibition graphics and advertising designed for After “The Wild”: Contemporary Art from the Barnett and Annalee Newman Foundation Collection at the Jewish Museum. The title and wall text take inspiration from Betty Parsons Gallery’s signage—where Barnett Newman had his first solo show.

This exhibition featured the work of 47 contemporary artists, all recipients of The Barnett and Annalee Newman Foundation Award.

EXHIBITION IDENTITY



PURIM BALL


Invitation and identity created for the Jewish Museum’s 37th Annual Purim Ball. This year’s theme was loosley related to the museum’s exhibition, The Sassoons, a collection of art and objects collected by the Sassoon family. The invitation took inspiration from mizrahs—a paper cut typically placed on the eastern walls of homes or synagogues to indicate the direction of worship—from the museum’s collection.

IDENTITY AND INVITATION



THE JEWISH MUSEUM SKETCHBOOK GUIDES


Sketchbook guide designed to accompany the museum’s current exhibition, New York: 1962-1964. Each page of the guide contains illustrations of works in the show, along with a drawing activity related to each artist’s work.

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POPSHIFT SUMMIT 2020


Designed for a virtual event in 2020 to provide participants with a tangible and memorable element of the event, during a very digital-heavy time. This 8-page booklet created for PopShift Summit, an event bringing television writers and showrunners together to create a more inclusive and intersectional future for the entertainment industry.

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